Celebrities from Paper Time Machines

Aside from the remnants of any address label removed from the front inside cover, the book is fresh and free of any marks, writing, or stains. The Velum dust cover has slightr signs of handling or shelf wear, but is clean and free pof notable damage.

Very Slight Signs of wear to book and Paper Dust Jacket. Does no appear to have been read. There are no marks, writing or stains anywhere in the book.

Slight signs of handling or shelf wear to the hard cover. Slightly more wear to the vellum dust cover. The Deckle Pages are free of any marks, writing or stains.

The book is NEAR FINE Condition with only slight signs of wear to the cover boards. The Paper Dust Jacket is complete, but is mildly tattered on the edges. The original owners name and address is penned on the front inside page. Aside from the aforementioned, there are no other marks, writing or strains in the book.

This is an Undivided Reverse Postcard, indicating a Pre-1908 Vintage. It is unused, with very slight signs of edge and corner wear. Corners are sharp, and the card is free of any tears, marks, writing or stains. It is in VERY FINE+ Condition. The postcard was published in Berlin, Germany for the Riesen Brothers & Co. of London, England, UK.

Artist's rendition of American Silent film actress, Alice Brady** on color postcard published circa 1920s. Postcard is in Fine Condition, withe very slight signs of handling wear. There are no marking or stains on the card, however, there is a tiny crease in the upper right corner, approximately ¾" X ¼". She appear in hundreds of films, both silent… Read more

Monochrome Real Photo Postcard (RPPC) with Undivided Reverse published in London, England depicting Victorian / Edwardian Era Stage Actress, Miss Miriam CLEMENT (ca 1905). It was mailed from Boscombe, Bournemouth, Dorset, England to Boscombe Park on 11 January 1905. Franked with a Light Green ½ Penny King Edward issue. Message in English. Very Minor handling wear

This is a lot of 2 different Unused Monochrome Postcards depicting Edwardian Era Actress, Miss (Elizabeth) Lily Brayton (1876-1953). She was the wife of Australian born playwright, Oscar Asche, who had written her record breaking play, "Chu Chin Chow". Both postcards present very minor handling wear and traces of toning on the edge.

Monochrome Real Photo Postcard (RPPC) published in Madrid, Spain depicting, "Luzbelina", apparently a stage actress of the Victorian/Edwardian era (ca 1906). It was mailed from San Juan Bautista,, México, Mexico to New York City, NY USA on 11 November 1906. Franked with a Green 2 Centavo Mexican stamp. Message in English. Very Minor handling wear